In the morning I told you that the mobile phone operator T-Mobile announced that iPhone 7 recorded pre-orders 4 times higher than the iPhone 6, setting a record for them. The number is extremely high and indicates that the interest in iPhone 7 would be enormous at the moment, or at least this is the conclusion we should draw.
If the information from T-Mobile is not enough for you, well then Sprint completes it with something similar, this operator stating that it recorded pre-orders 375% higher than for the iPhone 6S. Considering that the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus have surpassed the previous models in sales, it is clear that we are talking about a very large number of orders placed.
At the moment it seems that the iPhone 7 is registering very large orders and an equally large interest, and the sales could be much higher than in the case of the iPhone 6S. Although those from Apple do not want to say how many iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus terminals they will sell on the first day of launch, it is clear that pre-orders are registered for many units.
We don't know yet what the figures from Verizon or AT&T are, but there are very high chances that in their case there will be a record of pre-orders for iPhone terminals. Considering all this information, it seems that Apple is not so doomed to failure, as the world thought last week after the presentation of the iPhone 7.
"Pre-orders of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus at Sprint are up more than 375 percent in the first three days over last year. Since Sprint began accepting pre-orders on Sept. 9, new and existing customers have been placing orders for iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus at a rate nearly four times greater than this time last year."
